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Bergen County 'Hot Dog Lady' Dies On Friday As Not To Disrupt Weekend Business, Obituary Says Bergen County 'Hot Dog Lady' Dies On Friday As Not To Disrupt Weekend Business, Obituary Says Bergen County 'Hot Dog Lady' Dies On Friday As Not To Disrupt Weekend Business, Obituary Says
Bergen County 'Hot Dog Lady' Dies On Friday As Not To Disrupt Weekend Business, Obituary Says Dolores Santucci, affectionately and widely known as the "Hillsdale Hot Dog Lady" who spent 35 years serving sausages and dishing out advice outside her son's Bergen County butcher shop, died Friday, Nov. 13. She was 99. Three weeks before her death, Santucci told her son, Michael, that she planned to die on a Friday so she wouldn't interfere with his weekend business at the family's longtime butcher shop, Karl Ehmer Quality Meats on Broadway, according to her obituary on the Becker Funeral Home website. Sure enough, the shop said it would be closed on Monday, Nov. 16, to mourn the matriarc…

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FAA Shutdown Forces NJ Women's Basketball Team On 10-Hour Road Trip FAA Shutdown Forces NJ Women's Basketball Team On 10-Hour Road Trip FAA Shutdown Forces NJ Women's Basketball Team On 10-Hour Road Trip
FAA Shutdown Forces NJ Women's Basketball Team On 10-Hour Road Trip Not even the federal government shutdown could stop the Fairleigh Dickinson University women's basketball team from making it to one of its biggest games of the season. The Knights traded air travel for a 10-hour bus ride from Teaneck, NJ, to Columbus, Ohio, ahead of its matchup against No. 17 Ohio State on Sunday, Nov. 15. Head coach Stephanie Gaitley and the Knights hit the road at 5 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, amid flight disruptions tied to the FAA's shutdown-related restrictions. "The shutdown doesn’t shut the Knights down," Gaitley said in a video shared from the bus. "We’re headed for o…

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Tesla Vs. Tesla: Route 4 Crash Near IKEA Exit Worsens Holiday Shopping Gridlock Tesla Vs. Tesla: Route 4 Crash Near IKEA Exit Worsens Holiday Shopping Gridlock Tesla Vs. Tesla: Route 4 Crash Near IKEA Exit Worsens Holiday Shopping Gridlock
Tesla Vs. Tesla: Route 4 Crash Near IKEA Exit Worsens Holiday Shopping Gridlock A Tesla driver trying to make the IKEA exit on Route 4 veered off the highway, striking a guardrail and another Tesla Saturday evening, Nov. 14, authorities said. The crash happened on Route 4 eastbound near IKEA Drive in Paramus around 5:30 p.m., Police Chief Robert M. Guidetti said. The 36-year-old Franklin Lakes man was attempting to exit the highway but could not safely enter the exit lane because another vehicle was occupying the adjacent lane, according to a preliminary investigation. The Tesla veered onto the grassy median, striking a guardrail and a Tesla Model Y. Both vehicles and…

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3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Morris County Manufacturing Plant 3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Morris County Manufacturing Plant 3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Morris County Manufacturing Plant
3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Morris County Manufacturing Plant A three-alarm fire tore through a manufacturing plant in Morris County on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14, drawing firefighters from multiple departments. The blaze broke out at approximately 12:40 p.m. at Holland Manufacturing Co., located at 15 Main St. in Roxbury. Mutual aid was requested as crews responded to the scene, and a third alarm was struck. Holland Manufacturing was founded in 1958 by Jack W. Holland as a producer of water-activated sealing tape used in the packaging industry, according to the company's website. The privately held company has since expanded its product line t…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Richard Sterban Dies: Legendary Oak Ridge Boys Singer From New Jersey Richard Sterban Dies: Legendary Oak Ridge Boys Singer From New Jersey Richard Sterban Dies: Legendary Oak Ridge Boys Singer From New Jersey
Richard Sterban Dies: Legendary Oak Ridge Boys Singer From New Jersey One of country music’s most recognizable voices has fallen silent. Richard Sterban, the Oak Ridge Boys’ longtime bass singer, died Saturday, Nov. 14, in Hendersonville, Tennessee, his family and the group announced. He was 83. He died from complications of bronchitis and pneumonia following a long battle with cancer, according to the Oak Ridge Boys’ announcement. Sterban’s booming bass refrain helped make “Elvira” a crossover sensation in 1981. The song reached No. 1 on the country chart and No. 5 on the pop chart, earning a Grammy along the way. His unmistakably low voice had surprisingl…

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NJ Among Nation's 10 Least Wasteful States In New Rankings: Here's Why NJ Among Nation's 10 Least Wasteful States In New Rankings: Here's Why NJ Among Nation's 10 Least Wasteful States In New Rankings: Here's Why
NJ Among Nation's 10 Least Wasteful States In New Rankings: Here's Why Several Northeast states are among the least wasteful in the US, according to a new study. Laundry detergent company HeySunday updated its "Most Wasteful States in America in 2026" rankings for November 2026. The study ranked all 50 states based on how much waste their landfills received per resident in 2022, using data from the Environmental Protection Agency, Census Bureau, and The Recycling Partnership. Connecticut ranked as the least wasteful state in the country, with its landfills receiving just 0.05 tons of waste per resident. The Constitution State's residential recycling …

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NYC Building Collapse: Victims' Families Share Heartbreaking Stories, Plead For Help NYC Building Collapse: Victims' Families Share Heartbreaking Stories, Plead For Help NYC Building Collapse: Victims' Families Share Heartbreaking Stories, Plead For Help
NYC Building Collapse: Victims' Families Share Heartbreaking Stories, Plead For Help A father expecting his second child, a young mother suddenly left without a home, and a family already facing another devastating loss earlier in the year are among those whose lives have been shattered by a deadly Brooklyn building collapse this week.  As New York City mourns the eight people killed in the Wednesday, Nov. 11 disaster, families of those who died and residents displaced by the collapse are sharing their stories through GoFundMe campaigns and asking for help as they recover from the tragedy.  The three-story building at 1321 Flatbush Ave. collapsed into a neighborin…

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Introducing Daily Voice Events! There’s always something happening in your community. Now, Daily Voice makes it easier to find it. With Daily Voice Events, you can discover hundreds of events happening near you, from festivals and family activities to live music, fundraisers, community gatherings and more. Hosting an event of your own? Post it for free and get it in front of thousands of local readers looking for things to do in their area. Whether you’re looking for something to do or want to spread the word about an event, Daily Voice Events helps you connect with your community. Click here to explore local events or …

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Owner Of Popular NJ Pizzeria Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious' Owner Of Popular NJ Pizzeria Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious' Owner Of Popular NJ Pizzeria Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious'
Owner Of Popular NJ Pizzeria Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious' After 11 years of serving some of New Jersey's wildest pizza creations, Tony Boloney's has officially closed its doors. Owner Mike Hauke announced the permanent closure of the popular eatery at 263 First St., in Hoboken, in an emotional Instagram post, confirming that the restaurant has been closed since a kitchen fire in July 2025 and will not reopen. "Hoboken is done. I wish I didn’t have to post this," he wrote. Tony Boloney's opened in 2014 and became known for its wildly unconventional pizzas, including the Beer-Izza, topped with Mexican beer-marinated steak, cheese, jalapeños, and gu…

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Cops Pull Off Unforgettable Surprise For NJ Teen With Down Syndrome After Major Surgery Cops Pull Off Unforgettable Surprise For NJ Teen With Down Syndrome After Major Surgery Cops Pull Off Unforgettable Surprise For NJ Teen With Down Syndrome After Major Surgery
Cops Pull Off Unforgettable Surprise For NJ Teen With Down Syndrome After Major Surgery The school year hasn't exactly been easy for 14-year-old Elizabeth. The Cliffside Park teen, who has Down Syndrome and other health challenges, has yet to attend a single day of high school or meet her new classmates after undergoing major spinal surgery in September. But on Friday, Nov. 13, the Cliffside Park Police Department made her world a little brighter, organizing a surprise pizza party where she finally got to meet her new classmates. Click here for video. "It was so overwhelming," said Elizabeth's mother, Lisa Stein. "Elizabeth hugged her best friend Christina for the first time …

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NJ-Plated Van Driver Shot Dead By NYPD On Belt Parkway After Report Of Child Abduction NJ-Plated Van Driver Shot Dead By NYPD On Belt Parkway After Report Of Child Abduction NJ-Plated Van Driver Shot Dead By NYPD On Belt Parkway After Report Of Child Abduction
Nj-plated Van Driver Shot Dead By Nypd On Belt Parkway After Report Of Child Abduction A man driving a cargo van with New Jersey license plates was shot and killed by NYPD officers after allegedly ramming police and civilian vehicles on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn, authorities said. The incident began around 7:19 p.m. when a man and woman called 911 to report a possible abduction near West 22nd Street and Surf Avenue in Coney Island, NYPD Assistant Chief Charles Minch said.  The male caller reported seeing a girl kicking and screaming inside a white van, while the female caller said she heard someone repeatedly yelling "let me go." Officers in a marked patrol vehic…

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NJ Mayor Recycles Letter Urging Attacks On Somali Neighbors, Residents Sound Alarm NJ Mayor Recycles Letter Urging Attacks On Somali Neighbors, Residents Sound Alarm NJ Mayor Recycles Letter Urging Attacks On Somali Neighbors, Residents Sound Alarm
NJ Mayor Recycles Letter Urging Attacks On Somali Neighbors, Residents Sound Alarm Residents of one New Jersey town are sounding the alarm over troubling anonymous letters urging attacks on Somali families. Even more troubling, they say, is that local officials who received the same letters didn't think to report them. The letters, postmarked Oct. 30 and mailed to homes in Clark, Union County, identified residents as "somali in heritage" and named a specific street, telling recipients that if "trouble begins," their "first return attack should be there," according to the community Facebook page Stronger Clark. The sender identified itself as "Americans For Safety," the gr…

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Man Vanishes Beneath Lake Near NJ Library As Police Watch, Search Underway Man Vanishes Beneath Lake Near NJ Library As Police Watch, Search Underway Man Vanishes Beneath Lake Near NJ Library As Police Watch, Search Underway
Man Vanishes Beneath Lake Near NJ Library As Police Watch, Search Underway A man disappeared beneath the surface of a lake in Camden County late Friday, Nov. 13, as police officers tried to reach him, authorities said. Voorhees police responded to a 911 call near the Camden County Library on Laurel Road around 11:50 p.m., Capt. Daniel Scheets said. Officers spotted an unidentified adult man in a nearby lake, but he went underwater as they attempted to make contact with him, Scheets said. Surveillance footage showed the man running toward the water's edge before the incident, according to police. Firefighters, emergency management personnel, dive teams, a…

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100 MPH Tornado Rips Roof Off NJ School, Collapses Barn: NWS 100 MPH Tornado Rips Roof Off NJ School, Collapses Barn: NWS 100 MPH Tornado Rips Roof Off NJ School, Collapses Barn: NWS
100 MPH Tornado Rips Roof Off NJ School, Collapses Barn: NWS A tornado packing winds of 100 mph tore through Burlington County, collapsing a barn, ripping part of a school roof off, and sending wooden beams flying into neighboring yards, the National Weather Service confirmed Friday, Nov. 13. The EF-1 tornado touched down in Chesterfield around 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, traveling 1.5 miles in five minutes with a maximum width of 100 yards, according to the NWS. On Friday morning, the National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed that a tornado touched down near Old York Road in Chesterfield, New Jersey. https://t.co/jjrnfawiAv — NBC10 Philadelphia (@NB…

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Tree Falls On Car On Route 208, Trapping 70-Year-Old Driver: Police Tree Falls On Car On Route 208, Trapping 70-Year-Old Driver: Police Tree Falls On Car On Route 208, Trapping 70-Year-Old Driver: Police
Tree Falls On Car On Route 208, Trapping 70-Year-Old Driver: Police A 70-year-old driver was trapped inside his car after a tree fell onto Route 208 and struck his vehicle as storms passed through the region on Thursday evening, Nov. 12, authorities said. The Hawthorne man was driving a 2021 Subaru northbound near Ewing Avenue in Wyckoff around 5:30 p.m. when the tree came crashing down onto the roof, Wyckoff Police Lt. Joseph Soto said. Officers arrived to find the driver conscious and alert but trapped behind the wheel. Firefighters from the Wyckoff Fire Department freed him from the wreckage, and the Wyckoff Volunteer Ambulance Corps took him to a local…

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Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get
Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop is offering a special Thanksgiving meal deal for less than $40 as families look to save money amid rising grocery costs. The supermarket chain announced its Thanksgiving dinner package for eight people in a news release on Friday, Nov. 13. The promotion runs through Thursday, Nov. 26, and includes a frozen turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, vegetables, and other holiday favorites. The meal costs less than $5 per person and includes enough ingredients to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. "For more than a century, Stop & Shop has been proud to help families celeb…

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Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients
Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients A product sold nationwide as a dietary supplement is being recalled after testing uncovered hidden drug ingredients that could put consumers at serious risk. Game Changer Products LLC, based in Tampa, Florida, is voluntarily recalling all lots and expiration dates of 10 Day Forecast capsules, according to its announcement posted by the FDA. FDA testing detected undeclared sildenafil and acetaminophen in the capsules, which are marketed for male sexual enhancement. Sildenafil is used in prescription medication for erectile dysfunction. Acetaminophen treats pain and fever. Consumers should s…

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Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing
Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz is planning major changes to some of its most well-known brands as it tries to turn around struggling sales. The food giant outlined its growth strategy during its 2026 Investor Day on Thursday, Nov. 12. Kraft Heinz, which is based in Pittsburgh and Chicago, plans to improve existing products and introduce new ones as it increases investments in its brands. The company said its turnaround is showing early progress, including smaller market share losses and improving sales volume trends. "The opportunity ahead of us is significant, and we have the brands, scale and cap…

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New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know
New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know A hacking tool marketed to cybercriminals promises a disturbing prize: access to private Gmail messages that supposedly survives a password change. Cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock is investigating Remus Stealer, whose developers advertise a mailbox-access feature through a $1,000 monthly subscription. The feature targets accounts accessed through infected devices. Screenshots supplied to researchers show a searchable inbox displaying messages, senders, and timestamps. The seller also advertises the ability to intercept email verification codes and share mailbox access with other operators. …

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Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike
Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike A sudden surge in surcharges is leaving consumers frustrated and fatigued as fees pile up across industries.  From restaurants to airlines and online retailers, businesses are increasingly tacking on extra charges to offset rising costs. And customers are noticing. The trend, often referred to as "fee fatigue," has grown significantly in recent years.  According to a JD Power study, 34 percent of small businesses now add credit card surcharges, while restaurant surcharges have jumped from 16 percent in 2022 to 20 percent in 2025.  These fees, which often appear at checkout,…

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Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get
Stop & Shop Launches Special Thanksgiving Deal For 8: What You'll Get Stop & Shop is offering a special Thanksgiving meal deal for less than $40 as families look to save money amid rising grocery costs. The supermarket chain announced its Thanksgiving dinner package for eight people in a news release on Friday, Nov. 13. The promotion runs through Thursday, Nov. 26, and includes a frozen turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, vegetables, and other holiday favorites. The meal costs less than $5 per person and includes enough ingredients to prepare a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. "For more than a century, Stop & Shop has been proud to help families celeb…

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Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients
Supplement Sold Nationwide Recalled After Discovery Of Hidden Drug Ingredients A product sold nationwide as a dietary supplement is being recalled after testing uncovered hidden drug ingredients that could put consumers at serious risk. Game Changer Products LLC, based in Tampa, Florida, is voluntarily recalling all lots and expiration dates of 10 Day Forecast capsules, according to its announcement posted by the FDA. FDA testing detected undeclared sildenafil and acetaminophen in the capsules, which are marketed for male sexual enhancement. Sildenafil is used in prescription medication for erectile dysfunction. Acetaminophen treats pain and fever. Consumers should s…

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Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing
Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz is planning major changes to some of its most well-known brands as it tries to turn around struggling sales. The food giant outlined its growth strategy during its 2026 Investor Day on Thursday, Nov. 12. Kraft Heinz, which is based in Pittsburgh and Chicago, plans to improve existing products and introduce new ones as it increases investments in its brands. The company said its turnaround is showing early progress, including smaller market share losses and improving sales volume trends. "The opportunity ahead of us is significant, and we have the brands, scale and cap…

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New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know
New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know A hacking tool marketed to cybercriminals promises a disturbing prize: access to private Gmail messages that supposedly survives a password change. Cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock is investigating Remus Stealer, whose developers advertise a mailbox-access feature through a $1,000 monthly subscription. The feature targets accounts accessed through infected devices. Screenshots supplied to researchers show a searchable inbox displaying messages, senders, and timestamps. The seller also advertises the ability to intercept email verification codes and share mailbox access with other operators. …

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Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike
Hidden Fees Add Up: Consumers Frustrated By Sudden Surcharge Spike A sudden surge in surcharges is leaving consumers frustrated and fatigued as fees pile up across industries.  From restaurants to airlines and online retailers, businesses are increasingly tacking on extra charges to offset rising costs. And customers are noticing. The trend, often referred to as "fee fatigue," has grown significantly in recent years.  According to a JD Power study, 34 percent of small businesses now add credit card surcharges, while restaurant surcharges have jumped from 16 percent in 2022 to 20 percent in 2025.  These fees, which often appear at checkout,…

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Cause Of Death Released For Lauren Bennett, 36, Whose 'Party Rock Anthem' Became No. 1 Hit Cause Of Death Released For Lauren Bennett, 36, Whose 'Party Rock Anthem' Became No. 1 Hit Cause Of Death Released For Lauren Bennett, 36, Whose 'Party Rock Anthem' Became No. 1 Hit
Cause Of Death Released For Lauren Bennett, 36, Whose 'Party Rock Anthem' Became No. 1 Hit An inquest has revealed how Lauren Bennett died, months after fans mourned the singer whose voice helped make “Party Rock Anthem” a worldwide hit. Bennett died by suicide at 36, assistant coroner Jyoti Gill concluded during an inquest at Kent and Medway Coroners’ Court in Maidstone, England, on Friday, Oct. 30, according to UK-based Metro. The finding provides an official conclusion following earlier coverage in which her cause of death had not been announced. Initial reports, including Daily Voice’s, gave her age as 37. Original report - Lauren Bennett Dies: Popular Singer's 'Party Rock…

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Deaths Of Man, Woman From US Under Investigation In Bahamas Deaths Of Man, Woman From US Under Investigation In Bahamas Deaths Of Man, Woman From US Under Investigation In Bahamas
Deaths Of Man, Woman From US Under Investigation In Bahamas A swim in the Bahamas ended in tragedy for two Americans, leaving police investigating the circumstances surrounding their deaths. A 38-year-old man and a 40-year-old woman died following a suspected drowning incident Friday, Nov. 13, according to the Royal Bahamas Police Force. Officers received a report shortly before 3 p.m. and responded to the southern point of North Bimini, near the entrance to Bimini Harbour. Police said they were told the Americans had been swimming with a group beyond an area marked with a sign warning of strong currents. Several people were reportedly swept away w…

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US Flags Holiday Travel Concerns Across Europe: What To Know US Flags Holiday Travel Concerns Across Europe: What To Know US Flags Holiday Travel Concerns Across Europe: What To Know
US Flags Holiday Travel Concerns Across Europe: What To Know Americans planning holiday trips to Europe are being urged to take extra precautions under a US security alert covering the continent. The State Department security alert, issued Friday, Nov. 13, warns that crowded celebrations and public spaces could present opportunities for terrorists and criminals. Markets, transportation hubs, shopping malls, places of worship, and other tourist destinations are among the locations identified. The notice says terrorists, including lone attackers, could strike with little or no warning. Americans should be especially vigilant at holiday festivals, publ…

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FBI Warns iPhone, Android Users Of Hidden Risks In Popular Apps FBI Warns iPhone, Android Users Of Hidden Risks In Popular Apps FBI Warns iPhone, Android Users Of Hidden Risks In Popular Apps
FBI Warns iPhone, Android Users Of Hidden Risks In Popular Apps The FBI has issued a stark warning for iPhone and Android users about serious data security risks associated with certain foreign-developed mobile apps, particularly those linked to China.  The announcement, released through the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), highlights how these apps may collect and share extensive user data with foreign governments under national security laws. According to the FBI, apps developed or maintained by companies in high-risk foreign locations are subject to those countries' laws, which may require them to turn over user data to their governments.&…

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Search Ad Scams Could Cost You: What To Check Search Ad Scams Could Cost You: What To Check Search Ad Scams Could Cost You: What To Check
Search Ad Scams Could Cost You: What To Check A routine Google search could take a costly turn before you realize anything is wrong. Scammers buy search ads that impersonate legitimate businesses, then send users to convincing fake websites, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center. Those pages can steal login credentials and financial information, enabling account theft. The trap starts with something ordinary: searching for a familiar company and choosing a prominent result. Criminals can copy a business’s website and use a nearly identical address, making the destination look trustworthy. The consequences can extend b…

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